Honeycott is a beautifully converted building situated on a working farm in the heart of Exmoor, providing comfortable holiday accommodation for up to 4 guests. The property is at the heart of this picturesque and hidden farm, comprised of 280 acres of land that is home to the ruins of the lost village of Clicket, 400 Lleyn sheep with their lambs, and a suckler herd of 50 Simmental cows with calves. Honeycott is south facing and has a sunny garden with patio and garden furniture right outside the door. Entrance is directly into the open-plan living area with dining table and the kitchen is at the far end. Upstairs are two bedrooms, one king-size bed and one twin bedroom, plus the family bathroom which is comprised of bath with shower attachment over, plus toilet and hand basin. There is a second toilet with hand basin on the ground floor. The spectacular views from the bedrooms look over the gardens and across the valley towards the coast. Honeycott is a semi-detached holiday cottage; the property next door also sleeps 4 guests and the parking area is shared between the two cottages. Well behaved dogs are welcome by prior arrangement (maximum of 2). A supplementary fee of 10 GBP os payable per dog. Dogs are welcome but please do not allow them on the furniture, upstairs or leave them alone in the property at any time. Please note, you are expected to be vigilant and keep your dog under control at all times as there is likely to be livestock in the immediate vicinity on the farm. The farm is also home to 4 working (and very friendly) dogs.

Honeycott is situated in the heart of the Exmoor National Park and has breathtaking views towards the coast, across the hills and valleys. This area is very popular with walkers and lovers of nature - anyone just wanting to get away from it all! The cottage is in great central location on Exmoor making it an ideal base, whether you are seeking out the heather-clad moorlands, deep wooded valleys, the highest sea cliffs in England, or looking for the wildlife - Red Deer, Exmoor Ponies, Buzzards to name a few. It is a wonderful place to explore by car or on foot anytime of year. Snowdrop Valley on the outskirts of Wheddon Cross is very popular in February, when people come to see the ‘carpet of snowdrops’. There is a park and ride scheme running from Wheddon Cross car park, which is 3 miles. Within an hours drive there are many attractions to keep you entertained, including Wimbleball Reservoir - just 15 minutes by car - for sailing, boating and fishing. Wheddon Cross (approx 3 miles) has a well-stocked mini-supermarket, Post Office facilities and petrol station with good opening times. The Rest & Be Thankful Inn is the village pub which serves food and is child and dog friendly. Luxborough is also approx 3 miles and has a village pub, The Royal Oak in Luxborough. There is also a wonderful choice of restaurants, pubs, tea rooms and other shops in the medieval Village of Dunster, approx 5 miles. Minehead is the main town in West Somerset and is approx 7 miles away. Here you will find the larger supermarkets and petrol stations (Tesco and Morrison’s are both on the outskirts of the town), several of the high street banks, plus a range of other shops.